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Log my Care
The care management software solution helping providers stay one step ahead.
About Log my Care
Log my Care is the care management platform that helps you stay one step ahead 💜🧡 Going digital was the first move, we support you to go further - turning what you capture every day into the intelligence needed to make confident and proactive choices about your care operations. So you can prevent incidents, demonstrate quality, and deliver care that's genuinely person-led. Log my Care brings everything together in one connected system with eMAR, rostering, family communication, and incident management built in. This means that nothing falls through the gaps as is often the challenge with fragmented systems and integrations. And because the system is also genuinely intuitive to use, teams love to use it and adoption takes care of itself. And, when a connected system meets high adoption, your data is more complete, insight is connected to reality, and every day operational improvement becomes measurable. We believe deeply that data belongs to the individuals receiving care and the care teams delivering it. That’s why we design our system so that data is easily transferable and never locked in. We also know how important transparency is when you’re choosing a system, and that extends to how we work with new customers too - you can try it first and commit when you're ready. Once teams see it in action, they’re usually pretty eager to make the switch. That’s why providers across the UK, from large learning disability providers to growing home care services, choose Log my Care to deliver more proactive, person-led care.
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Presence & Recognition
Log my Care is hosting a free PBS Gap event on Thursday 1st October at 11:00 to 12:00 featuring Giuseppe Di Martino and Kerri Goddard.
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Products & Services
Log my Care released a second mini documentary titled Side By Side.
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Research & Knowledge
Log my Care published a research report with Care England on the impact of inconsistent communication on families.
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